ladyjane

This is a fun fractions activity to do with your kiddos. Each student gets 12 M&Ms. They first have to graph their M&Ms on a bar graph. Then they fill in sections on a circle to represent how many of each color they have. Students then complete sentences about what fraction they have of each color. It's an easy activity, and the kids LOVE it!

A fractions drawing activity {think Mine Craft} to use during your fractions unit. Students get to draw a self portrait and write a fractional story about their picture.

Need a fun way to help your students practice identifying fractions? Look no further!! This is a simple, but fun activity that will give your students hands-on practice to help them identify basic fractions. Students each receive 16 candy hearts. They glue the hearts onto the paper and then write a fraction about each color of candy heart. This activity can be done as a large group or independently. **comes in a color version and in black and white** {I used these on my bulletin board with the

In this packet, students are provided with basic answers (to 3rd Grade Standards) and are encouraged to come up with their own questions. This activity encourages students to think outside of the box and requires them to do more than simply recall an answer. I like to know exactly what I am purchasing, so I am sure that many of you do, too! This product is based on 3rd Grade Standards and includes: Pg1. Cover Page, Pg.2 Famous American, Pg. 3 Maps, Pg. 4 Government, Pg. 5 Fractions, Pg. 6 Time

Includes blank fact family template, two fact family quizzes, and two answer keys. How to use the blank template: I printed copies {hint: print 2 to a page to save copies!} for each of my students. During the Independent Practice group of my Math Rotations, my students used a number cube (dice) to find the two factors. Once they roll their two factors, they then find the product. It's an easy, no-prep game, and my kids love it! Quizzes/Worksheets: There are two different versions of the Fact F

This is a system I created to use in my own classroom. Just print, cut, and laminate and you're good to go! The Green Group starts on green each day and works their way (clockwise) through the word M.A.T.H., the purple group starts on purple, and so on. It's an easy way to manage groups, allows students to visualize where they should be, and you can change up groups in less than a minute. (See my Reading Version in my TpT store!)v